Sri Lankan Economic Woes and Chinese Help
The Chinese footprint has been growing in South-Asia in recent years. It has been applying smart power diplomacy i.e. a combination of hard power...
Kuwait’s Expatriate Quota Bill: How does it concern India?
In September 2011, when the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia announced the Nitaqat (Nationalisation policy) programme, there was a huge inflow of Indian migrants flying...
Rising Sea Levels: Perspective from India and Bangladesh
Joint Research Collaboration
CLAWS (New Delhi) - Bangladesh Institute of Peace and Security Studies (BIPSS) (Bangladesh) Click Here ⇒ Indian Perspective on Rising Sea Levels as Existential...
Air Defence Command: A Step in Right Direction
The appointment of Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) came into being on 01 Jan 2020 after a long wait. One of the first announcements...
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The advancement of technology along with the existing nature and character of warfare led to the development of what is today termed as Modern...
No Lasissez-Faire After Ladakh
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China Boosts Engagement with Bangladesh amid COVID Crisis
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Influence Operations
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Galwan Valley Flashpoint: A New Low in India-China Relations
Introduction
The celebratory tone to mark seventy years of diplomatic relations between India and China has been today overshadowed by the long-standing border standoff in...
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Indo-French Relations: The New Strategic Contours
INTRODUCTION
India and France have been enjoying a steady and fruitful relationship over the years. Post-Independence, India experienced a globally stable yet a ‘fluctuative relationship’...
Sri Lankan Economic Woes and Chinese Help
The Chinese footprint has been growing in South-Asia in recent years. It has been applying smart power diplomacy i.e. a combination of hard power...
Kuwait’s Expatriate Quota Bill: How does it concern India?
In September 2011, when the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia announced the Nitaqat (Nationalisation policy) programme, there was a huge inflow of Indian migrants flying...